Kyle W. Coker's Online Review Report Card

Avoid Dr Coker at all costs! He will not listen to your concerns as he assumes that he knows all. My spouse specifically requested general anesthesia but when we got to there for the surgery he said we were only scheduled for local anesthesia. Now we have to come back again in 2 weeks for the surgery, meanwhile my spouse remains in a great deal of pain. He is very rude and will not even sit down to talk to you. When you call him out for ignoring you he gets flustered and angry. If you have orthopedic issues, find someone else, anyone else!

I waited 1 1/2 hours for 10 minutes of his time and he acted like I should be thankful for his 10 minutes. Instead, I never went back and now have a quality doctor that cares. This guy is so full of himself.

My son broke his arm and saw Dr. Coker. He was so patient, empathetic, and kind to my son. He had a great experience with Dr. Coker and his team. They made my son feel special and well taken care of. He had to go under to set his arm and was very nervous. Dr. Coker and his team took special care with my son and made sure he was as comfortable as possible, and knew what to expect during the procedure. I will refer Dr. Coker and his team to anyone :-)

I was in a great deal of pain on my index finger in my baby finger. The job that he did improve the quality of my life, The surgery when as he has told us. It's been over five years now you never had a problem. I thought his bedside manner and his staff were very professional and I'm very thankful. Now for a bad thumb this is why my review was so long I just saw the review section.Also my brother has had surgery with Dr. Coker also very successful with him too.

I have seen Dr Coker over the years approximately 4-5 times. I found him to be knowledgeable, courteous, personable and very trustworthy. I will continue to see him. He's helped and resolved my issue at each visit.

Because I felt he had the experience to operate on my thumb, for a degenerated joint, I tolerated his distant bedside manner. After surgery and appropriate healing time of 3 months, something was wrong. The pain had actually increased and shifted to broader locations. It took a full year before I regained measurable decrease in pain and use of my thumb. Now a year and a half later, two other doctors have recommended surgery for bones that are grinding together.

I've been to this doctor several times and always pleased with the results

Dr. Coker performed two surgeries on my hand � one failed and the other, as I found out too late, completely wrong and unnecessary for my condition. Afterwards, when I followed up with him about my continued pain and symptoms, he told me he was "done with [my] hand" and expressed zero empathy. My hand is now in worse condition than it was prior to surgery. I'm suffering daily from the painful consequences of these procedures and have even been encouraged by several people to take legal action. I would recommend patients really do their homework about their doctor and condition or risk finding themselves in the unfortunate position I find myself in now � get more opinions, don't be afraid to ask questions and speak up for yourself . . . it's your body, health and life!

The wait is very long

Was referred by a healthcare provider to Coker's office. Easy to contact, wsa asked all the appropriate questions.....seemed spot on until the price...was quoted by the call center as an initial office visit is $600.00. About had a stroke.....not brain surgery consult..........I am sure Coker is good but this is a consult for maybe 15 minutes....a infected thumb issue status post IV infusion of antibiotics..........went to another "Name hand surgeon" for half the price and willingly paid cash as physician was out of my network. Thumb resolved in 48 hours. Medical group needs to reassess office polices for cash or private pay....especially when the group takes Monarch managed care and is willing to accepted those lower rates.